This Minesweeper has clues and mines being Minecraft items, and there are two pictures to the left showing how the clues work. We can first note that the clue items are all items that can be crafted from the mine items.
We see that each clue cares about the 3x3 grid centered on its square, and that all of the items in that 3x3 grid must be specifically the crafting recipe for the item in the clue, with no extra items.
In this way, we can fill out the entire grid, shown below.
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this puzzle is solvable without taking into account the rotations of the items in the item frames. this is because it was originally made in an inventory (specifically the titanium crate from gregtech, which is 7x18). however, apparently the orientations of the items was confusing people, so i decided to recreate it in the world, using the glass item frames from quark. it ended up working better this way, since i could then add colors to the items for masters of the craft.